If you liked
Kamisama no Iutoori
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...then you might like
Real Account
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Pretty much the same play games to survive storyline
Both have decent amount of gore and silly games
The protagonist for both shows feel the same, both protagonists use their heads to work out how the games work and find ways to beat them
Similar female lead
Manga rec by Spoonmaster12 - 3 hours ago
If you liked
Horimiya
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...then you might like
Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen
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Both Horimiya and Kaguya-sama are rom-com that touch topics very mature for a shonen-like manga. In both mangas are a really good cast of characters that are very differents but get along well. Also there are several chapters dedicated just to deepen in the characters' past and how they become the person they are.
If you liked
Mousou Telepathy
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...then you might like
Sensei wa Koi wo Oshierarenai
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*Similar sense of humor
*The couples are also somewhat similar. Awkward easily flustered girls, kinda deadpan straightforward guys.
*Both have simple cute art, Mousou Telepathy's being more simplistic.
*Both build slight narrative stakes based on secrecy. One is about hiding a teacher student relationship and the other about the girl hiding her telepathic powers.
*They are also slow moving rom-coms with some pretty wholesome cute moments
If you liked
Otoko no Ko wa Maid Fuku ga Osuki!?
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...then you might like
Himegoto
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Well of course you like traps. Both of these series fall in the Slice of Life genre that deal with traps and how they interact with those around them. Doesn't that sound quite interesting?
Manga rec by StellularFruit - Mar 10, 2020
If you liked
Air Gear
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...then you might like
Wind Breaker
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Both series are about sports with gangs and focus on the friendship and teamwork aspect of their sport to become the best at their sport.
One is about cycling while the other is about Roller Skating
Manga rec by Sealvortex - Mar 10, 2020
If you liked
+Anima
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...then you might like
Somali to Mori no Kamisama
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- both are slice-of-life fantasy adventures involving young children on a journey where they visit various towns/environments (Somali has a more fantastical setting, while +Anima has a more old human civilization like feel
- said children are ostracized for who they are in their respective societies, and they usually hide these aspects of themselves to blend in (Somali: being human; +Anima: having +Anima powers)
- both stories for the most part feel innocent but there are also dark aspects; themes like discrimination/racism can be present and their worlds can be cruel but feel like they are seen through a child's eyes (ex. Somali's humans, +Anima's character backstories. Somali's darkness is more apparent especially in the manga and +Anima feels more light-hearted and humourous)
I do hope +Anima will eventually get an anime. But Somali has been an enjoyable alternative.
Manga rec by Bunnyflower - Mar 8, 2020
If you liked
The New Gate
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...then you might like
Solo Leveling
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Both feature the genres of action, adventure and fantasy. The difference is that "The New Gate" is about a powerful male compared to the rest of the world that he finds himself in while "solo leveling" is about a male lead growing more powerful than before.
If you liked
Monster ga Afureru Sekai ni Natta node, Suki ni Ikitai to Omoimasu
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...then you might like
Solo Leveling
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Both have a game type settings, where one needs to survive, but in a modern world where you can be overrun with monsters. In both mangas the mc strive to become stronger than he was before and one of their key feature in their journey is stealth.
If you liked
Sakura Trick
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...then you might like
Watashi no Tomodachi ga Sekaiichi Kawaii
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Both manga give off a pretty innocent and pure (perhaps slightly childish) feeling, both are yuri romance manga.
Sekaiichi Kawaii only has 1 chapter translated so far though (but seems to be fully published).
If you liked
Kase-san Series
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...then you might like
Watashi no Tomodachi ga Sekaiichi Kawaii
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A bit difficult to compare as Sekaiichi Kawaii only has 1 chapter translated as of writing this.
But judging from that, they both seem similar to me, as light-hearted, yuri manga in a school-setting with a rather fast pacing. Already in the first chapter of Sekaiichi Kawaii you could see that this will go past normal friendship, I feel.
If you liked
Ojojojo
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...then you might like
Tonari no Seki no Kobayashi-san.
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Similarities:
- School-setting
- Romance main plot
- Light hearted
- Odd pairings (in Kobayashi-san, a hopeless happy-go-lucky guy with an androphobic girl, and in Ojojojo, an unsociable noble with a silent and mysterious dude)
Kobayashi-san is still publishing (nearly no romantic development yet), Ojojojo is completed.
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If you liked
Ojojojo
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...then you might like
Tonari no Furi-san ga Tonikaku Kowai.
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Similarities:
- School-setting
- Romance main plot
- Light hearted
- Odd pairings (in Tonari no Furi-san, a misunderstood delinquent with a scaredy-cat, and in Ojojojo, an unsociable noble with a silent and mysterious dude)
So far, Furi-san does not have much romance development going on though (still publishing), Ojojojo is completed.
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If you liked
Ojojojo
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...then you might like
Hazuki Kanon wa Amakunai.
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Similarities:
- School setting
- Romance main plot
- light-hearted
- Rather tsundere female MC
- Oddball male MC (in Ojojojo, silent and mysterious, in Hazuki Kanon, a photography-fanatic)
I preferred Ojojojo, as there was more romantic development and the ending felt more satisfying.
If you liked
Hibi Chouchou
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...then you might like
Ojojojo
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The male MC of Ojojojo resembles the female MC of Hibi Chouchou in the way that both of them barely talk and won't often show what they think. Also, both are similar in their overall feel to it, although Ojojojo has a bit more story going on, and a bit faster pace.
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If you liked
Ojojojo
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...then you might like
Kuzumi-kun, Kuuki Yometemasu ka?
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Similarities: school setting, romance (main plot), pure and innocent, light-hearted, both male MCs quiet and not open with their thoughts and emotions, both female MCs their polar opposite.
If you liked
Kondo wa Zettai ni Jama Shimasen!
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...then you might like
Reijou wa Mattari wo Goshomou.
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Both have a medieval European settings and are about a noble female mc wanting a life that is very different than being a noble. In the case of "Reijou wa Mattari wo Goshomou", the mc is reincarnated. While in "Kondo wa Zettai ni Jama Schimasen", the mc gets teleported back in time.
If you liked
Black Lagoon
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...then you might like
Satanophany
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Crazy and super hot girls with BIG guns with Ecchi galore!! and no mercy is shown. Characters die horrible deaths and the villains kill without a flinch and with a smile on their faces.
Manga rec by Otaku_Khan - Mar 7, 2020
If you liked
Monster
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...then you might like
Master Keaton
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Monster and Master Keaton are extremely similar. Both series delve into topics pertaining to European history. However, Master Keaton is a lot more focused on history, while Monster focuses on the topic of Germany post WWII. That being said, Monster is set primarily in Germany, while the main character in Master Keaton travels to various European countries. To me, Monster is Master Keaton, but it is less episodic and more plot-focused. Overall, I highly recommend both.
Manga rec by Eduard_Von_Bock - Mar 7, 2020
If you liked
Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu
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...then you might like
Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e
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Both story takes place in school settings where students are placed in different classes based on the circumstances. And students from each class tries to outwit other to occupy their position.
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If you liked
Tonari no Seki no Kobayashi-san.
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...then you might like
Tonari no Furi-san ga Tonikaku Kowai.
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Similar in the way that both female MCs have very special personalities making it difficult to deal with the male MC (Furi-san more tsundere or misunderstood shyness, kobayashi-san androphobic). Both school romances, with romance as main plot, and slow development.
If you liked
Grand Blue
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...then you might like
Under Ninja
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Same non-sensical comedy style and humor that makes it's characters look like a bunch of morons;
i love it;
Some of the most ridiculous escalation of the funniest situations ever put to manga;
Retarded characters going to the highest of highs in absurd situations.
Manga rec by SteelingMax - Mar 7, 2020
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If you liked
Grand Blue
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...then you might like
RaW Hero
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Same retarded comedy style and humor that makes it's characters feel like ridiculous morons;
and i love it
Batsh*t crazy supporting cast corrupting an honest MC.
Manga rec by SteelingMax - Mar 7, 2020
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If you liked
Under Ninja
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...then you might like
RaW Hero
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Same non-sensical comedy style and humour that makes it's characters look like a bunch of morons, and i love it;
Raw Hero is more focused on sex jokes, some cute but often strange characters and the ridiculous escalation of the funniest situations ever put to manga; Hiramoto Akira is a genius;
Under Hero takes it's overly retarded characters to the highest of highs in absurd situations and they might actually be skilled ninjas.
Manga rec by SteelingMax - Mar 7, 2020
If you liked
Prison School
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...then you might like
Under Ninja
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Same non-sensical comedy style that makes it's characters look like a bunch of morons, and i love it;
Kangoku Gakuen is more focused on sex jokes, some cute but often strange characters and the ridiculous escalation of the funniest situations ever put to manga; Hiramoto Akira is a genius;
Under Hero takes it's overly retarded characters to the highest of highs in absurd situations and they might actually be skilled ninjas.
Manga rec by SteelingMax - Mar 7, 2020
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If you liked
Prison School
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...then you might like
RaW Hero
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Same author, same amazing art, same amazing humour, even crazier than Kangoku Gakuen.
Manga rec by SteelingMax - Mar 7, 2020
If you liked
Berserk
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...then you might like
Hunter x Hunter
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Both hunter x hunter and berserk involve lots of complex mindgames and emotional conflicts. They are truly dark and not for the faint of heart.
Black haired emotional guy becomes best friend of white haired emotionless guy. There is betrayal, death, revenge to be found all around.
PS: Both are still running series in hiatus, so I don't think you will have any problems with one if you read another.
Manga rec by JeremiahOrange - Mar 6, 2020
If you liked
Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari
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...then you might like
Arifureta Shokugyou de Sekai Saikyou
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The characters both go through hell in order to become incredibly strong. The anime of Arifureta is no where near as good as the light novels and I highly encourage people to read them without watching the anime if you can because it will ruin it for you. I will warn you that the harem genre is very apparent in the novels even if the main character really only does love one girl at first.
Manga rec by Cordantheman - Mar 6, 2020
If you liked
Time Stranger Kyoko
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...then you might like
Akatsuki no Yona
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Time Stranger Kyouko and Yona of the Dawn are two shoujo manga with a main character who is a stubborn (and perhaps spoiled) princess with straight, dark hair. She is forced to change her attitude when she begins going on an adventure with a boy (or two) to find various people who can help her after some dire circumstances. The artwork in both manga are fantastic and are a treat to the eyes.
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If you liked
Time Stranger Kyoko
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...then you might like
Cardcaptor Sakura
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Time Stranger Kyouko and Cardcaptor Sakura are two shoujo manga with beautiful artwork and a lot of similar elements. The main character is a girl whose powers mainly come from a magic stick with red jewels and is on a quest to find various magical items. There's also at least one boy who joins her on her quest and has similar magical powers as her as well.
If you liked
Kyoukai no Rinne
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...then you might like
Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun
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- A boy fighting spirits and supernatural creatures in a school.
- The protagonist meets a girl who comes to help him solve the school's supernatural problems.
- The manga has a certain appeal to comedy.
- There is a certain romantic appeal among the protagonists.
If you liked
Kiseijuu
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...then you might like
Akumugari
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The similarities are:
—The main character have superpower just like the man-killer monster have
—In both manga, the monster can disguise in human form
—A lot of blood and gore
—Main character are badass
—Packed with horror and action
Manga rec by Justamalayboy - Mar 6, 2020
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If you liked
Kiseijuu
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...then you might like
Toto
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After read both manga, I found these similarities:
—Main character have parasitic creature attached to their body
—Main character gained superpower after merged with the creature
—When they get mad both of them become badasses
—They fight to survive and protect their loved one
—They've gone through a lot of shit
Manga rec by Justamalayboy - Mar 6, 2020
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If you liked
Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen
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...then you might like
Murenase! Seton Gakuen
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Both mangas are comedies about high school students that usually just do random things in each chapter. However, the humor in both mangas is very similar. For example, the topic of "mating" is treated in a very funny way and also there are a mixed cast of character, so you don't get bored while read it.
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If you liked
Time Stranger Kyoko
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...then you might like
Mugen Densetsu Takamagahara
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Time Stranger Kyouko and Dream Saga are two shoujo manga where the main character is a girl who has to find various people with magical stones in order to save someone. The art in both are beautiful and there's a somewhat big cast of characters. Time Stranger Kyouko is probably more suitable for an older audience, though.
If you liked
Full Moon wo Sagashite
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...then you might like
Time Stranger Kyoko
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Time Stranger Kyouko and Full Moon wo Sagashite are two magical girl-esque manga made by Arina Tanemura, and so they basically have the same appeal. As expected of Tanemura, the artwork is delightfully intricate and a sight for the eyes. There's also a lot of similar character designs and some crazy plot twists (even if it's a bit weaker in Time Stranger Kyouko just because of the higher-ups meddling in).
If you liked
Aharen-san wa Hakarenai
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...then you might like
Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta
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Shounen-orientated stories about relationships between seatmates with comedy and romance. MCs in Aharen-san wa Harakenai have a more "unique" personalities but both mangas still have a same vibe. If you liked one of them - you will like other one for sure.
Manga rec by SimpleNick - Mar 5, 2020
If you liked
Doukyuusei
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...then you might like
Shimanami Tasogare
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Both are series which portray LGBTQ characters and their relationships genuinely and realistically. Beautiful art in both as well. Shimanami Tasogare focuses mainly on characters coming to term with their sexuality and finding acceptance among others, while Doukyuusei revolves mainly around romance. If you're looking for stories with solid queer representation I can highly recommend both.
Manga rec by cranberry-jam - Mar 4, 2020
If you liked
Nonbiri VRMMO-ki
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...then you might like
Itai no wa Iya nano de Bougyoryoku ni Kyokufuri Shitai to Omoimasu.
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These two light novels/manga are set in a laid-back vrmmo world, focusing on cute characters doing quests. The game worlds they are set in seem quite similar, except Bofuri (Itai no wa iya nano...) is a little bit more intense in the game aspect.
To me, they feel almost like one of them was based off of the other, but they probably weren't. They're just that similar.
Bofuri has an anime while VRMMO-ki doesn't... yet?
Also, both of them have a forum of people talking about how cute/broken the main characters are...
If you liked
Skip Beat!
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...then you might like
Kasane
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Even though these two come from completely different genres (Skip Beat is a shojo while Kasane could arguably be considered a seinen) I think that the way they show how the world of acting works is quite similar. Both are worthwhile readings and if you are looking for mangas about this topic, these two are very good and interesting options.
If you liked
Hwaja
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...then you might like
About Death
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Being Korean webtoons rather than manga, they use a different format suitable to read on a mobile device. Of course, their similarites don't stop there.
They are darker and better suited for a mature audience, whereas their simplicity and small number of chapters (Hwaja by the way is 35, not 10 chapters) makes them easy to be binged.
About Death is by far my favourite though (and among my favourite works), because of its magnificent stories and messages.
If you liked
3-gatsu no Lion
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...then you might like
Koe no Katachi
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Both are magnificent slice-of-life manga, that focus on strong character-driven drama, with believable and deep relationships and interactions between the cast.
They are realistic, portray vividly the emotions and thoughts of the characters (especially of the troubled protagonists). I treat both as my favourite slice-of-life works, with great character development and enough catharsis to characterise these manga as "faith in humanity restored".
If you liked
Sora wa Akai Kawa no Hotori
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...then you might like
Versailles no Bara
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Both manga combine shoujo romance with a historical setting, albeit a different: Anatolia Story concerns the Hittite empire (located in modern-day Turkey) whereas Rose of Versailles represents France before and during the French Revolution.
It must be mentioned though that Anatolia Story is a historical fantasy work rather than a more down-to-earth historical, unlike in Rose of Versailles (where there are no supernatural elements).
If you liked
Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu.
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...then you might like
Saeki-san wa Nemutteru
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Both is about the protagonist befriending the girl siting beside him. Both of the girl seems to have a side of them that only the he knows at the start: Komi-san's bad communicating skills and Saeki-san's love to sleep. Both the protagonist looks and act the same (dense)
If you liked
Futari de Koi wo Suru Riyuu
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...then you might like
Koi ni Dokubari
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Two shoujo manga with the ikemen type and cuter girl. Romance is more interesting between girl and second option rather than her first option. Romantic feelings are based less on surface level observations and more on encounters over time.
If you liked
Swweeet
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...then you might like
Oyasumi Punpun
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Both have similar themes of protagonists with some form of mental block, and are largely psychological in their conflict. Both are very dark in their subject matter, PunPun being darker and more in depth, mostly because of its length. Both have romance as a subplot, though it is less integral in PunPun until the end. Both protagonists constantly think back to their child-hood and that is often the source of the strife. Both very good physiological stories about protagonists that claim to be well-adjusted and normal, but slowly warp into their true selves. Very Good!
If you liked
Area no Kishi
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...then you might like
Switch
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The two series have cosmetic similarities such as focusing on two brothers, one of whom is a prodigy with the other having more "soft" skills. Beyond that, though, the two series share a focus on the brotherly bond, as well as legacy, and both series have a generally light-hearted tone with some underlying sadness and tragedy.
If you liked
Voynich Hotel
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...then you might like
Kakushigoto
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even though the genres are different from one another these mangas are pretty similar, the styles are kind of the same. these are the kind of manga you could read in the morning with a cup of coffee or whatever you may drink, they remind me of newspaper comics. plus they can give you a good laugh! :D
Manga rec by moonlight-ana - Mar 3, 2020
If you liked
Darwin's Game
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...then you might like
Solo Leveling
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In both mangas (manwha, for Solo Leveling) the main character started as a shy and weak person who had been protected by someone close to them, but as the story progress they basically transform into a complete badass character. Also in both world are a game-like feature system.
If you liked
Runway de Waratte
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...then you might like
Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru
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In both the main character has a dream but issues to make it true. But they meet a girl who helps them. At first they are just friends but later romantic feelings are involved.
If you liked
Nana
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...then you might like
Gozen 0-ji, Kiss shi ni Kite yo
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These two mangas aren't too terribly similar but they do feature music and romance. "Nana" takes a band spin and "Gozen 0-ji, Kiss Shi ni Kite yo" takes an idol perspective. I've read a lot of manga related to this theme but when I read "Gozen 0-ji, Kiss Shi ni Kite yo", it made me think of Nana - possibly because the main character's name is Hinana. "Gozen 0-ji, Kiss Shi ni Kite yo" is much more light hearted than "Nana" but I still enjoy it a lot!
If you liked
Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta...
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...then you might like
The Reason Why Raeliana Ended up at the Duke's Mansion
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In both there's a woman from our world who ends up dying and reincarnating in a character from a game/novel: while in Otome Game no Hametsu, the woman reincarnates in the villainess, in The reason why Raeliana, the woman reincarnates in a supporting character, however, both are fated to die and so, it begins their quest for survival by changing the plot of the novel/game. While Otome Game no Hametsu uses a lot of comedy, reverse harem and over the top heroine, The Reason why Raeliana has a more serious tone relying heavily on romance and mystery.
If you liked
Hen na Neesan
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...then you might like
Tousaku Shoujo Shoukougun
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a collection of weird, erotic yuri ( not all Hen na Neesan parts are yuri) stories that will make you question the author's sanity or commend their creativity
Manga rec by leftsockstealing - Mar 2, 2020
If you liked
Tensei Oujo wa Kyou mo Flag wo Tatakioru
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...then you might like
Yandere-kei Otome Game no Sekai ni Tensei shite Shimatta you desu
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both about the rival of the heroine in an otome game world where the boys are yandere types
Manga rec by GreenProxy - Mar 1, 2020
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If you liked
Somali to Mori no Kamisama
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...then you might like
Taimashi to Akuma-chan
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Inverse trope, the girl is the monster, a demon, and the adult is the human, an exorcist. The little girl is found and protected by the adult because they risk to be haunted if found out
Manga rec by GreenProxy - Mar 1, 2020
If you liked
Kainushi Juujin to Pet Joshikousei
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...then you might like
Niehime to Kemono no Ou
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Both about an human girl in a world ruled by monsters, both on the relatioship between an human and a monster
Manga rec by GreenProxy - Mar 1, 2020
If you liked
Kyochuu Rettou
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...then you might like
Bougyaku no Kokekko
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In both mangas, there are giant beings out to kill them along with some gore and fanservice, I find the themes very similar in those aspects.
Manga rec by KingofEmperors - Mar 1, 2020
If you liked
Beck
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...then you might like
Sakamichi no Apollon
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Coming of age drama about a group of friends making a band together, with some romance-oriented problems mixed in. Both manga portray the music really well despite only being a visual medium.
If you liked
GTO
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...then you might like
Koko wa Ima kara Rinri desu.
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Episodical storytelling about a cool teacher that takes on problem children in his class and helps them with somehow unconventional methods.
If you liked
Shiki
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...then you might like
Another
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Shiki and Another are two horror mystery series that emphasis a creepy and unsettling vibe. In both series the story is set in a remote village as a greater mystery arises as strange events begin to take place, leaving a trail of blood shed. In searching for answers the secret behind these mysterious deaths may arise from investigating the oddities that surround a certain young girl. So if you're looking for series of great mystery and horror that showcase a path of blood and gore I highly recommend these two series as the will keep you hooked as their mysteries slowly unveil themselves. For an additional fact the authors of these two series are actually married.
If you liked
Aizawa-san Zoushoku
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...then you might like
Suki x Suki
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• They are both romantic and short manga
• Themain character deals with the same character with different personalities.
• Both center around in school life and afterschool interactions.
• The side characters are both similar in premise.
If you liked
Karakai Jouzu no Takagi-san
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...then you might like
Kubo-san wa Mob wo Yurusanai
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Agressive girl x passive guy.
Both of these series shows that the girl is always on the offensive and always goes on teasing that eventually leads to flirting.
Manga rec by misterkafuuchino - Feb 27, 2020
If you liked
Noragami
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...then you might like
Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun
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They're both set with a focus on the the supernatural world where the two heroines get involved with the ayakashi/supernaturals that are not usually seen by humans, and become a being stuck between the human and supernatural worlds. They share some emotional backstories and good humour, and ofc great art.
If you liked
Kemono Jihen
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...then you might like
Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun
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Both series have gorgeous art and mainly focus on the Japanese supernatural creatures in the urban world, particularly apparitions and kemono. The stories both draw you in with their darker themes and humour, and can have you binge at them for many volumes, and the attachment you have with the characters is like wow. They're all very likeable. There is also a bit of romance teased but the solid relationships shown between characters are built nicely in both. I highly recommend both.
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If you liked
Hunter x Hunter
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...then you might like
Tower of God
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similar in many ways,
both have a similar power systems,
rankers regulars are like hunters,
they even have tests very similar to the hunter exam which are very dangerous and people can die in them.
rankers do a dangerous odd jobs etc just like hunters and are well respected.
khun agero is a lot like kurapika very cunning intellegent and isn't afraid to kill tragic past, ship leeso is like leorio tall casually dressed acts as the median of the group comic relief etc,
bam is like gon innocent and adventurous but they can also get extremely angry at times etc, khun ran/anak zahard have very similar personalities to killua.
they have different organizations and families just like in hunter x hunter, we even got the slayers who are kinda like phantom troupe etc.
Manga rec by Neostorm-X - Feb 26, 2020
If you liked
Outlanders
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...then you might like
Babylon made wa Nankounen?
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Human man claps alien cheeks. 'nuff said.
Manga rec by GaBeRockKing - Feb 26, 2020
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If you liked
Runway de Waratte
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...then you might like
Sono Bisque Doll wa Koi wo Suru
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In Runway, our protagonist Ikuto is aiming to become a fashion designer. In Sono Bisque, our protagonist Gojou wants to pursue his passion for creating Japanese-styled dolls. In both scenarios, our protagonist have issues interfering with their goals, but by meeting someone, that pushed them into further reaching their dreams.
If you liked
Thermae Romae
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...then you might like
Plinivs
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As both mangas share in Yamazaki Mari part of credits to story & art the transistion between the reading of the two works is seamless: characters are quite likeable and trivia about Ancient Roman culture give both works interesting breaks from the story.
If you liked
Dragon Ball
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...then you might like
Metroid
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The saiyans and chozo are similar enough, along with the Freeza force and Space Pirates. They tell rather different beasts of stories but considering how there is a focus of what the future may be I'm sure only may like the other.
Manga rec by OnyxSaiyan - Feb 25, 2020
If you liked
Koi to Yobu ni wa Kimochiwarui
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...then you might like
Raise wa Tanin ga Ii
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both have a masochistic fuckboy male lead along with a sharp tongued high school female lead
Manga rec by CANCELED-deboki - Feb 24, 2020
If you liked
Sugar*Soldier
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...then you might like
Chikyuu no Owari wa Koi no Hajimari
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Both have the popular guy and plain girl premise. Both of the main characters have an inferiority complex towards their sister.
If you liked
Sundome
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...then you might like
Mozuya-san Gyakujou suru
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Fragile characters with a dominant female and a submissive male winds up in a codependent relationship. Both stories are really well written, moving and totally really worth reading.
If you liked
Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou
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...then you might like
Kagakuteki ni Sonzai shiuru Creature Musume no Kansatsu Nisshi
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Both are about monster girl harems. While Monster Musume is super ecchi, Creature Girls is closer to a hentai, since the protagonist doesn't hesitate to have sex with all of them.
Manga rec by Pleasant_pancake - Feb 23, 2020
If you liked
Koi ga Ochitara
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...then you might like
From Green Kitchen
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The plots aren’t very similar, but they have the same sort of vibe. If you liked one you’ll like the other! They’re both by Ueda Aki (who’s art style is really great!) and revolve around one man who helps take care of the other somehow (in Green Kitchen it’s cooking, in Koi ga Ochitara it’s cleaning/laundry) and eventually fall for one another.
Manga rec by cranberry-jam - Feb 23, 2020
If you liked
Double Mints
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...then you might like
Kaori no Keishou
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Seriously, if you came here from Doukyuusei you're in for a real shock. As a warning, these stories are extremely dark and psychosexual (not joking) -- ft taboo relationships that revolve around obsession and codependency -- but if you liked one you’ll like the other. Both are by Nakamura Asumiko, done in her usual breath-taking art style… they’re twisted romances that include disturbing portrayals of sexual violence, abusive/inappropriate relationship dynamics, and non-linear story-telling. They're definitely not "feel good" stories, but they're very intense.
Manga rec by cranberry-jam - Feb 23, 2020
If you liked
Mushoku Tensei: Isekai Ittara Honki Dasu
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...then you might like
Solo Leveling
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Stories about overcoming and bravery that make you want to live and become better and better in your lives.
Events which you question your own existence in the midst of serious and conflicting situations.
Arts that take your breath away and are unique. Epic forms and postures. Action scenes that are more like outcasts of old classic books.
And of course, both have redefined the genre "Isekai" in a brilliant and unique way.
Current works that are masterpieces!
If you liked
5-toubun no Hanayome
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...then you might like
Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai
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Another Harem manga but this one is from Jump,if you enjoyed toubun you should check out,really funny and nice characters remind a bit of Nisekoi style as well anyway if you're a harem fan you know the drill
If you liked
Solanin
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...then you might like
Oyasumi Punpun
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Made by the same Mangaka Inio Asano,pretty slow at start but if you enjoy deep dark drama manga this is for you,if you get immersed enough i'm sure you will get a bit depressed through the journey but it's a really worth it.
If you liked
Kozure Ookami
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...then you might like
Satsuma Gishiden
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Two oeuvre dramatic, historic and engaging. Without forgetting drawings of the same type.
Manga rec by Fun_Fun_Fun - Feb 22, 2020
If you liked
Dorohedoro
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...then you might like
Akame ga Kill!
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Similarities:
- tons of violence and gore
- art style is between realisitc and cartoony
- interesting power systems
- plot focuses on a conflict between two groups
- relatable characters (including the antagonists)
Differences:
- the two groups are separate species in Doro
- AGK uses weapons for powers and Doro has real magic
- the main protag is Killer Croc
Manga rec by OnyxSaiyan - Feb 22, 2020
If you liked
Danganronpa: Kibou no Gakuen to Zetsubou no Koukousei The Animation
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...then you might like
Dokumushi
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Both series are rather similar in tone with how the characters are placed in a death trap, although I would say that Danganronpa is more light hearted about it than Dokumushi, but I think that helps in it's favor.
Manga rec by OnyxSaiyan - Feb 22, 2020
If you liked
Omae no Koi wa Ore no Mono
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...then you might like
Soushite Boku wa Koi wo Shiru
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Similar beautiful art (same mangaka)
Guys who are sweet on each other
cute story, very fluffy
Manga rec by bunnydesuuu - Feb 22, 2020
If you liked
Bokura ga Ita
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...then you might like
Bitou Lollipop
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While Bitou Lollipop is more humorous, when it's being more serious, it has rather similar sorts of relationship drama to Bokura ga Ita.
Manga rec by LadyAxeFace - Feb 21, 2020
If you liked
Soul Eater
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...then you might like
Dorohedoro
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These series have rather unique art styles and can get rather violent, but I'll at least say that the characters in both series are understandable and relatable. The humor in both series is rather similar too if anyone is interested.
Manga rec by OnyxSaiyan - Feb 21, 2020
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If you liked
Hunter x Hunter
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...then you might like
Dorohedoro
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Art styles is rather similar, and the characters aren't total angels or devil at all but are at least relatable.
And both series can get rather gory but they both have rather interesting power systems
Manga rec by OnyxSaiyan - Feb 21, 2020
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If you liked
Hunter x Hunter
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...then you might like
Golden Kamuy
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Golden Kamuy is what Hunter x Hunter would be as a historical seinen manga. All the amazing characters that have their own exposition time, with their passions, quirks and bizarre personalities shown in a very believable way that is totally empathetic to the reader, not to mention a well constructed plot that does not fall behind.
Manga rec by Gabriell_Braga - Feb 21, 2020
If you liked
Kemono Friends: Youkoso Japari Park e!
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...then you might like
Murenase! Seton Gakuen
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Both have demi-human types with a chilled vibe. Girls both shown in demi forms.
If you liked
Fruits Basket
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...then you might like
Master Keaton
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Fruits Basket and Master Keaton are both beautiful series. They both display good morals and cover a variety of themes, and they have sweet and charming moments. When I was reading them, I looked forward to seeing the protagonists succeed in their goals. Master Keaton wants to be an archaeologist, but he is stuck being an insurance investigator because of external pressures. In Fruits Basket, Tohru wants to help the members of the Sohma family and stop the abuse they face. Overall, I highly recommend both despite their different target audiences.
Manga rec by Eduard_Von_Bock - Feb 20, 2020
If you liked
Nineteen, Twenty-One
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...then you might like
Annarasumanara
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I started to like Manhwa from these two readings. I think it is a good start for those who want to venture into Korean manga. These are more delicate matters, exploring the deepest of your feelings and dreams.
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Comecei a gostar de Manhwa a partir dessas duas leituras. Eu acho que é um bom começo para quem quer se aventurar no mangá coreano. São assuntos mais delicados, explorando o mais profundo dos seus sentimentos e sonhos.
If you liked
Dagashi Kashi
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...then you might like
Bandai Kaname wa Asobitai
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These are both "Item of the week" mangas, meaning every chapter will center a certain Item, Sweets or Games in both cases.
Both have a cute main girl and the male leads don´t really know how to act around them, causing a lot of funny moments.
Manga rec by TheTrailOfDead - Feb 20, 2020
If you liked
Hi no Tori (1967)
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...then you might like
Spirit Circle
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While Spirit Circle was released decades later, the thematic of reincarnation seen in Hi no Tori still remains very interesting. You'll see the same characters undertaking different lives through the circle of reincarnation adding multiple perspectives to a single character.
Spirit Circle might not have a phoenix this time around, but instead, it also has its own immortal entity watching over humanity.
Even though the stories have serious tones and themes, the authors also like to add some comedy relief to their stories or just create silly scenes. From that point of view, they're somewhat similar. This can be observed in Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer as well.
Both stories have a fair share of different genres too. You'll see romance, comedy, drama, tragedy, revenge, friendship, sci-fi, adventure, and many more. It's also worth noting how both stories also span over thousands (in Hi no Tori's case even billions perhaps) of years and deal with different realities/worlds. Spirit Circle sometimes feels like a shorter version of Hi no Tori. Not mindblowing but definitely a must-read too.
If you liked
Helen ESP
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...then you might like
Esper Mami
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The unsettling mood, mixed in with some wholesomeness keeps remind me of ESP Mami. Oh and some minor resemblance: both have psychic heroine helping people, and both are episodic
Manga rec by Megane_fetish - Feb 19, 2020
If you liked
Medaka Box
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...then you might like
Mairimashita! Iruma-kun
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very similar im surprised iruma author didn't reference medaka box. the character interactions and the absurdist comedy they both use. the art work is a bit similar and casual school life setting with supernatral powers being the status quo, the protagonists both try to rank up their status through school. both protagonist's ambitions are inspired by the student council presidents(amelie for iruma. medaka for zenichi) and both are centered around school clubs, and there are often fights between clubs etc. both have inequalities between students (like abnormals being gifted with extra abilities and have higher status, and higher ranked demons over lower ranked demons). and they voting battles between clubs and voting to see who gets to be the main student counsel etc.
in summary protagonist's are both asked to join the student council, and they also help other students do stuff while making friends along the way, the stories are slice of life with short stories inbetween arcs, but both with combat mixed in as well
Manga rec by Neostorm-X - Feb 18, 2020
If you liked
Totsukuni no Shoujo
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...then you might like
Nicola no Oyururi Makai Kikou
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They're extremely similar: the same storyline of a human child finding herself in a demons world, both having demon caretakers. Both also have unique art, expressive and sketchy, perfect for their atmospheres.
Manga rec by Leosmileyface - Feb 18, 2020
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If you liked
Hunter x Hunter
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...then you might like
Yakusoku no Neverland
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una obra espectacular y que recomiendo ampliamente si buscas misterio y terror, ademas con el paso de los volumenes la narrativa se pone buenisima y no podras dejar de leer.
Manga rec by Galletitamorena2 - Feb 18, 2020
If you liked
Itezuru
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...then you might like
Maiko-san Chi no Makanai-san
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Short and heartwarming vignettes following the daily life of geisha apprentices.
If you liked
Harukaze no Étranger
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...then you might like
Tsukiatte Agetemo Ii kana
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Both series portray adult romance in a bittersweet tone, but optimistic and sometimes (very) funny. And these two add subtly the presence of family, friends and society. Personally I like more Harukaze no Etranger because of the complex relationship between parents and sons, but Tsukiatte Agetemo (...) explores the dynamics and insecurities when a couple is established
If you liked
Saijaku Muhai no Bahamut
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...then you might like
Rakudai Kishi no Cavalry
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Both are very well written novels, with good characters, engaging stories, interesting world building, and the main characters don't follow the cliché of defeating their foes by being stronger but instead by using their combat skill to overcome even oppenents that are physically stronger than them.
Manga rec by Ionliosite - Feb 16, 2020
If you liked
GE: Good Ending
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...then you might like
Domestic na Kanojo
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It's written and illustrated by the same author.It has a somewhat similar storyline as GE.The artstyle is even more beautiful in this manga.I think the characters are also more nicely developed and have more depth to them.If you enjoyed GE,I think you will enjoy reading this manga.
Manga rec by IrrelevantGuy - Feb 16, 2020
If you liked
Kami no Shizuku
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...then you might like
Natsuko no Sake
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Two people getting involved in alcohol making after the death of a loved one - wine and sake act as catalysts for forgotten memories and new meetings. A harduous journey, yet one that fills the heart with a grand sense of accomplishment.
If you liked
Tonari no Seki-kun
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...then you might like
Suki na Ko ga Megane wo Wasureta
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Both are school/class romcom between one boy and one girl, where one of them try to do something weird and the other give reaction (Boke & Tsukkomi comedy). In Seki-kun, Seki try to do something weird because he is bored, and in Sukinako, Mie do weird stuff because she can't see clearly as she always forget to bring eye-glasses
Manga rec by lswarmruler - Feb 15, 2020